Blue state governor makes another appearance with Trump before his 100-day speech

The governor of the state, Gretch, Tamr, Die Mish, received president Donald Trump at a runway in Michigan before his speech to the National Guard members on Tuesday, as she also spoke at this event without hiding her face.

“Well, I did not plan to speak, but on behalf of all the military men and women who serve our country and serve with honor on behalf of Michigan, I am really happy we are here.”

Jenin Peru, the co -judge of Fox News, said in the “Five” on Tuesday that he would have a chance to put the tone of the Democratic Party.

“I think it … of course, it is present because of the forces, but there are some Democrats who will not be in the same room with Donald Trump,” Peru said. “I think she did the right thing, and I think the desire to work with the president to re -manufacture to Michigan is a smart step.”

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During this event on Tuesday, Trump unveiled plans to replace the retired A-10 Workgog aircraft based on the Selfridge National Guard Base in Michigan with 21 Jets Fighter Fighter New New Eagle II.

Trump participated in the details of the National Guard members at the Michigan base before an event celebrating his hundred position in his position.

“So I would like to thank the ruler Grechen and also to draw our attention with great strength. You know, I am not supposed to do so. It’s democracy. They say,” Don’t do that. Do not own it here. “I said,” No, you’ll be here, “Trump said.” She did a very good job, frankly. She was very involved with Republicans. They worked together to save her. It was not easy. So I would like to thank you very much, Grechen. Good job. “

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The governor of Michigan Grechen is looking for that President Donald Trump signs executive orders at the White House Oval Office on April 9, in Washington, DC, (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

The presence of Ways passes on Tuesday a few weeks after her face was apparently hiding during a meeting with Trump in the Oval Office.

She was criticized by her drama with a folder, as she became a picture of a moment on social media.

She mocked the moment now by holding volumes again in front of her face when she was asked about her trip to Washington, DC, during an event at Detroit Economic Club after meeting with the president.

“… I don’t want to take my picture, that’s all it was. I wish I hadn’t put my folder in front of my face, but whatever.

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The governor of Michigan Grechen and passes through the National Guard in Michigan Major General Paul Rogers at the National Guard Base Silfredge, on Tuesday, in the town of Harrison, Michigan. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

The ruler’s trip to Washington brought her 2028 presidential ambitions to the national conversation because it struck a diplomatic tone with Trump. She carefully criticized Trump’s tariff while she says she understood the “motivation behind definitions” and even agreed with Trump as “needing more things in America.”

The moment of the Wittis oval office was distinguished by its second meeting with Trump in less than a month, and it represents a meeting on Tuesday now the third. While Trump signed executive orders from the Oval Office on April 9 and answered questions from the press, he said that Whitmer “did an excellent job” as a ruler and described it as a “very good person”, a break from the typical attack lines on her personality.

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When Trump signed the executive orders calling for an investigation into two administrative assistants in the first magazines who were criticizing his actions, Waysal’s office said it was brought to the room “without any notice” and that its appearance was not “in support of the measures taken or statements.”

But Trump called “from the two parties” jokingly, “We will all stand there together and cut a tape. Well, Grechen?”

Diana Stansei and Derdri Haifi of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.